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When it comes to outside conditions, you might wonder how much of what we experience each day is due to climate change. After all, Virginia has always had heat waves and cold spells. Now, a research center in New Jersey says it’s found a way to calculate the likelihood that high day and nighttime temperatures are the result of global warming as Sandy Hausman reports.

All signs point to our weather becoming more erratic as climate change is causing temperatures to rise. This winter, our temperatures were 2 to 3 degrees above normal. What might that mean for summer?

For all the escalating climate-related threats to iconic and commercially valuable marine life in the Gulf of Maine, scientists say there is one creature we should especially keep our eye on — a barely visible creature that helps whales, puffins and cod survive: the zooplankton Calanus finmarchicus.

Ocean warming is having effects throughout the food chain.

December's un-wintry weather across the Southeast brought lots of unusual scenes: Crowds packing parks and beer gardens, people wearing short sleeves to Christmas parades, and azaleas blooming just before the holidays. Are the month's above-average temperatures a sign we need to reconsider what a normal winter looks like in the Carolinas?

December's un-wintry weather across the Southeast brought lots of unusual scenes: Crowds packing parks and beer gardens, people wearing short sleeves

All those 70-plus degree days during the holidays added up to a December that was significantly warmer and drier than normal across the Carolinas. Experts say it's a sign of both short- and long-term climate trends.

All those 70-plus degree days during the holidays added up to a December that was significantly warmer and drier than normal across the Carolinas. Experts

Eric: world leaders including president trump in france right now, marking 100 years tomorrow of the armistice that ended world war i. it will be the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month tomorrow morning recall as we reflect on what was known as the great war, remembering our nations leading military man, general john j. pershing. after the war, he was promoted to general of the army as the position only held previously by one man named george washington. who was general pershing? joining...

>> reporter: there is tight police control. whats not, memories, of trying to save lives and lives of friends after the first shot. >> i was saying were going to run now and were going to make it or were going to wait and sit like sitting ducks. >> reporter: one friend who didnt make out out tal orfanus, a security guard at borderline . eric: he led our young forces to save europe in world war i. next up in the fox news channel, well talk with sandy pershing, her grandfather in law was general j...